Dwarven Thu'um

The Way of Voice isn't the only player in town;

It adds the "Sea Sword", "Cannon" and "Spell Gun" to the Skyrim world.

(shout out) Custom models and dual sheath friendly

legend

Not sure if anyone noticed, but... the dragons have returned to Tamriel. Defensive/offensive options regarding these winged beasts are certainly difficult to implement. Ask anyone in the land and they'll probably hear a story about the sound in your ears. Traditionally used by the Norsemen of Skyrim, it can only be manifested after years of training

Show the powerful power of dragon tongue. Once you begin the path of speech, it can take a lifetime to complete the journey to mastering Dovah's Thu'um. Such A-list members are mainly composed of wise graybeards,

Made up of some powerful northern leaders and, of course, the Dragonborn if you believe the rumors.

Screaming is not the only weapon against Akatosh's children. If we immerse ourselves in history and legend

The people of Tamriel readily tell that the Nords are not the only race to contend with these powerful creatures. Of course, other races have acquired, developed, or created something to combat these ancient humans. Even if true, some believe these methods, and the people who used them, were long lost, until now….

For now, speaking out is one of three avenues to take. The sword and gunner approach completes Dovah Defense's Trifecta.

Anxi Xie Hai

Lost in the sand dunes of time are the ancestors of the Redguards. They were an elite sub-group of the Yakudan people, known as the Ansie, who later settled in what is now known as Hammerfell. These special warriors have the ability to use their own life called "She Hai" to create swords. This complete mastery of the sword is sometimes called sword singing. It is so called because only through sheer dedication and mastery of the sword can someone be able to strike in such a way that the vibrations of their blade rival the pitch of even the mystical Dovah. There are two levels of Shehai. The first one is small and barely takes physical form. The second is the fully realized and powerful Mysterious Society Sea. For the most part, the story is just a fable, a moral that has long been used to inculcate the values ​​of the Redguard people in a swordsman's way of life. Eorlund Gray-Mane seemed to know more about these spiritual swords than he did. Mastering the arcane forge, the fires of Heavenly Forge can yield spellbooks filled with knowledge of the mystical arts of Shehai.

Dwarven Thu'um Cannon

The charming Dwemer race. One man's history is shrouded in mystery, and all we're left with is

A once great man. The truth is that no one knows where they have been (or where they are going). As the people of Tamriel continue to dig deeper into these ruins, we get a glimpse into their culture and technology. The Dawngaurd have ventured multiple times into the depths of these ruins and discovered lore such as schematics of the dwarves, as well as a more powerful weapon infused with their tone technology known only as the Thu'um Cannon. Not much is known about this tonal technology, but it generates and manipulates sound waves to physically damage them, and in other cases even destroys the dragon's voice. The Dawnguard attempted to replicate this weapon in a Nordic manner, resulting in a spell gun that some jokingly called a staff with a trigger. The key comes down to two things, complete mastery of Dwarven and Arcane Smithing; then, only one can create a true Dwarf Gunnon Cannon.

"Circle Book" and "Thu'um Cannon Magazine"

这些书不仅包含您选择的必不可少的知识知识，而且还可以作为您浏览不同变体的等级/等级时的手册。 They can all be crafted at any forge, or if you're lucky you can buy them from a merchant. The preferred reading order is The Book of Circles and Canon's Diary.

(If you have any questions, check out the README as it combines everything written)

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Texture Description: Cannons can be used with any Dwemer remake texture, including crossbows, hammers, …